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After months of hard work, Flux Projects is thrilled to share our new website with you! https://fluxprojects.org/ Our goal was to create a site that better tells our story, captures the spirit of our work, and documents our ephemeral projects. Migrating the projects to this new site created a time of reflection as we looked back on almost 200 public projects spanning 16 years! Past projects are still being added, so if you do not see your favorite, please check back soon. We invite you to explore our site as you would one of our projects, artist talks, or art installations: with curiosity, discovery, and the possibility of seeing the city, and each other, a little differently. We hope you enjoy the site as much as we do. Thank you for being with us on this journey! Flux Projects is deeply grateful to @mashagoodall and LINIQL for leading the charge on our new branding and website. Their vision was to “create a window into the work, where each project has the space to tell its own story and the act of exploring it reflects the exploratory nature of Flux Projects itself.”

Join us TONIGHT in Midtown for a free performance from trumpeter extraordinaire @lifesgoode and DJ @mettaspin. Part of our 2026 series Small Moments of Happiness, they will perform a musical set blending genres and decades. From jazz and hip-hop to soul and dance classics, their energetic performance is sure to have you moving! Thursday, October 15 5 – 7 p.m. Location: 10th Street Park @ Corner of 10th and Peachtree St Performance to precede Midtown Movie Night’s presentation of Wicked and in partnership with @midtown_atl Alliance. #publicart #trumpet #midtownatl

Join Flux Projects THIS Thursday in Midtown for trumpeter extraordinaire Tiffany Goode and DJ Mettaspin. Part of our 2026 series Small Moments of Happiness, they will perform a musical set blending genres and decades. From jazz and hip-hop to soul and dance classics, their energetic performance is sure to have you moving! Thursday, October 15 5 - 7 p.m. Location: 10th Street Park @ Corner of 10th and Peachtree St. Free and open to everyone! Bring a friend and a blanket + enjoy concessions from Tutti Gelatti and Schāf Shop. We look forward to seeing you! Performance to precede Midtown Movie Night’s presentation of Wicked and in partnership with Midtown Alliance. About Tiffany Goode Atlanta-based trumpeter, composer, and producer @lifesgoode leads The Goode Stuff Experience and performs with Orchestra Noir, Atlanta’s all African-American Orchestra. She was recently a featured soloist with Orchestra Noir for the Rick Ross & Red Bull Symphonic Experience at Atlanta Symphony Hall. Her work spans live performance, television, and film. About DJ Mettaspin @mettaspin is an Atlanta-based DJ and energy architect known for crafting immersive musical experiences that seamlessly blend genres, decades, and atmospheres. With an instinct for reading a room and building momentum with intention, she curates dynamic sets rooted in R&B, Hip Hop, Soul, Funk, House, Rock, and dance-floor classics—creating musical journeys that feel both nostalgic and fresh. Known for smooth transitions, genre-bending blends, and magnetic crowd energy, Mettaspin brings a refined yet soulful approach to every space she touches. Photos courtesy of the artists.

Have you seen Sam Lasseter’s Monkeys From a Barrel at @atlartfair yet? This is one of the Public Projects on view this weekend. Monkeys From a Barrel transforms one of America’s most recognizable classic toys into a playful, large-scale public art experience. Inspired by the visual language of Pop Art, Sam Lasseter magnifies the familiar plastic monkeys into hyper-realistic fiberglass sculptures, carefully rendered to reveal details that often go unnoticed while inviting visitors to reconnect with a shared cultural memory. #publicart #atlantaartfair #atlantaartfair2026

Our friend Louise Shaw came to the Art Fair wearing her Flux Projects tote! You can get one too with a donation of $50 or more! Click the link in our bio to give! #publicart #atlantaartfair2026

We have one of the Public Projects at the Atlanta Art Fair this weekend! Spot Sam Lasseter’s Monkeys From a Barrel! #publicart #atlantaartfair2026

We’re at the Atlanta Art Fair with Sam Lasseter installing Monkeys From a Barrel at Pullman Yards. This is one of the Public Projects on view this weekend. We hope to see you there! Monkeys From a Barrel transforms one of America’s most recognizable classic toys into a playful, large-scale public art experience. Inspired by the visual language of Pop Art, Sam Lasseter magnifies the familiar plastic monkeys into hyper-realistic fiberglass sculptures, carefully rendered to reveal details that often go unnoticed while inviting visitors to reconnect with a shared cultural memory. #publicart #atlantaartfair #atlantaartfair2026

🥠 Thanks to everyone who came out to experience Good Fortune with us on Saturday, September 26 in Virginia Highland District! Part of our 2026 series Small Moments of Happiness, Katie DiGiovanna’s community-centered installation features nearly 1,000 handmade, colorful felt fortune cookies filled with simple acts of kindness. If you took a cookie, tell us what your fortune was inside and how you carried its message into the world. Created in loving memory of Greg Steen. #fluxprojects #publicart #fluxgoodfortune #virginiahighlands #virginiahighland

Join Flux Projects tomorrow (Saturday) in Virginia-Highland for Good Fortune by Katie DiGiovanna! Part of our 2026 series Small Moments of Happiness, her community-centered installation features handmade, colorful felt fortune cookies filled with simple acts of kindness. From a small cart, DiGiovanna will invite passersby to take a cookie, discover the fortune inside, and carry its message into the world. Saturday, September 26 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Location: Corner of N. Highland and Virginia Ave. If you missed experiencing Good Fortune in June, now is your chance. Come with a friend, choose a cookie, and spread joy as good fortune. We look forward to seeing you! #fluxprojects #fluxgoodfortune #vahi #virginiahighlands

Flux Flashback: Flux Night 2012 Dorothy O’Connor first started making paper birds fourteen years ago when she created Ceiling of Black Birds, her tableau vivant installation and performance for Flux Night 2012. Since then she has made thousands of paper birds and now makes birds from wood veneer too! We hope you caught her Flock of Birds in Midtown in July! Image: Ceiling of Black Birds, 2012, site specific public art installation, performance, and photograph by Dorothy O’Connor. #publicart #fluxprojects

Last day to view this moment of avian magic, on view until July 20 @ 1275 Peachtree Street! “I love when large flocks of red wing black birds and others migrate through Atlanta. The moment a flock is surprised feeding on the ground and they all seemingly lift at once, is exhilarating…I am also completely in awe of flock murmurations. To me, they are evidence of magic on the earth.” – Dorothy O’Connor Inspired by the collective movement of bird murmurations, Dorothy O’Connor’s serene Flock of Birds features over 150 handcrafted blue birds that appear to be resting or taking flight from the trees across from the Woodruff Arts Center. After constructing them from handmade Nepalese Lokta paper, O’Connor coated each bird with resin for weather proofing. She also tinted the resin blue to create more color uniformity throughout the flock since “handmade paper has a lot of shade variations.” Some birds even carry little pieces of natural ephemera such as twigs, seed pods, and pine cones. Each bird is actually a combination of a starling, a swallow, and a blue bird. For O’Connor starlings symbolize community, adaptability, and transformation, while swallows represent hope and emotional resilience, and blue birds signify joy and happiness. Amidst the bustle of Peachtree, the graceful blue flock creates space for a quiet moment of beauty woven into the urban streetscape. 📷: Julie Yarbrough Photography @jyphoto #smallmomentsofhappiness #publicart #midtownatlanta #birdart

Rooted in Pop Art, Sam Lasseter’s large-scale Monkeys From a Barrel transform a classic American toy into a shared experience that recalls the memories, sensations, and emotions of childhood. Stroll along Peachtree St this weekend, discover the monkeys, and take a trip down memory lane! On View until July 20 @ 1301-1315 Peachtree St. About Sam Lasseter Sam Lasseter received a BFA in sculpture from the Savannah College of Art and Design. He has worked as a fabricator at companies in theater, theme park, and movie industries in Atlanta, Portland, and New York. In 2015 he exhibited in a solo gallery show called Joy, where all of the art was meant to make the viewer smile and share a laugh. This set the course for his current body of work. Lasseter’s work pulls inspiration from the Pop Art movement, enlarging classic American toys and candies into hyper-realistic fiberglass sculptures. He currently works and resides in Atlanta, Georgia. Images of monkeys : Julie Yarbrough Photography @jyphoto #publicart #midtownatl #smallmomentsofhappiness #popart #fluxprojects

This is the last weekend to view Monkeys From a Barrel by Sam Lasseter! Part of our current series Small Moments of Happiness, his installation is one of two we are presenting along Peachtree St between 15th and 16th streets in Midtown. If you haven’t yet, be sure to “swing” by to see the monkeys, along with Dorothy O’Connor’s graceful Flock of Birds, before they both leave this Monday, July 20th! 📷by Julie Yarbrough #smallmomentsofhappiness #publicart #fluxprojects #midtownatlanta

A month ago, Flux Projects launched its 2026 public art series Small Moments of Happiness with two delightful installations that are UP in the trees along Peachtree in Midtown: Flock of Birds by Dorothy O’Connor and Monkeys From a Barrel by Sam Lasseter. Today we’re sharing more about Dorothy O’Connor: Dorothy O’Connor graduated from Georgia State University with degrees in Literature and Studio Arts. Her constructed works combine elements of photography, installation and public art. She has received grants and commissions from Possible Futures, Flux Projects, Forward Arts Foundation, Art on the Beltline, Crusade For Art, Fulton County Arts and Culture and most recently, City of Atlanta ElevateART, to present her installations as public art. In 2013, O’Connor was artist in residence at Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art in Nashville where she built and presented her installation, “Shelter.” She is a Hambidge Fellow and was part of the Hambidge Hive Collective in 2017. In 2019 the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia presented a solo show of her photography series, Scenes. O’Connor’s work is part of the permanent collections at MOCA GA, Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art, the Center for Fine Art Photography, Fulton County Arts and Culture, and is included in numerous private collections. Image of Dorothy: Dustin Chambers Photography @dustchambers Image of bird: Julie Yarbrough Photography @jyphoto #fluxprojects #smallmomentsofhappiness #publicart

Love our new tote? 💛 It can be yours with a gift in support of our series Small Moments of Happiness today! 🐒🥠🎶 Large or small, your donation will make a BIG difference in helping to provide the artistic materials and production support necessary to present more of Small Moments of Happiness THIS September. Our thanks to you: Flux Love + fun perks that are sure to spark some joy! Click the link in our profile to give today! 💛 Please help us reach our goal. If Flux Projects has moved or inspired you, and you love what we do, now is the time. Thank you! #fluxprojects #smallmomentsofhappiness

🥠 Thanks to everyone who came out to experience Good Fortune with us on Saturday, June 27! Part of our 2026 series Small Moments of Happiness, Katie DiGiovanna’s community-centered installation features nearly 1,000 handmade, colorful felt fortune cookies filled with simple acts of kindness. If you took a cookie, tell us what your fortune was inside and how you carried its message into the world. Created in loving memory of Greg Steen. #fluxprojects #publicart #fluxgoodfortune #midtownatlanta

Thanks to everyone who came out to experience Good Fortune with us on Saturday! Part of our 2026 series Small Moments of Happiness, Katie DiGiovanna’s community-centered installation features nearly 1,000 handmade, colorful felt fortune cookies filled with simple acts of kindness. If you took a cookie, tell us what your fortune was inside and how you carried its message into the world. Created in loving memory of Greg Steen. #smallmomentsofhappiness #publicart #midtownatlanta #goodfortune #fluxgoodfortune

Thanks to everyone who came out last Saturday, June 20, to experience City Waltz, Holy Waltz, by Lauri Stallings and glo. This magical experience rooted in the here and now migrated down Peachtree St. in Midtown, transforming public sidewalks into a stage. 📸 Julie Yarbrough Photography @jyphoto @lauristallings @glo_platform #publicart #glo #fluxprojects #smallmomentsofhappiness

Join us TODAY to experience “Good Fortune” as part of our 2026 series, “Small Moments of Happiness.” Saturday, June 27 10am – 4pm Location: Corner of Peachtree St & 15th St “To me, good fortune is found not in luck, but in the small acts of kindness that ripple outward and bring us together. With presence and intention, these acts become connective threads between us.” As a child, Katie DiGiovanna loved “choose your own adventure” books. Today she still views life as an adventure shaped by curiosity, discovery, and unexpected connections. An Atlanta-based artist and community-minded creative, her experiences living, working, and collaborating with people from diverse backgrounds have reinforced a simple belief: our lives are enriched through connection. Creativity is how DiGiovanna explores the world, builds relationships, and contributes to something larger than herself. Through her art, she hopes to create experiences that help people feel seen, connected, and a little more open to one another. Photo: Ashley Eberlein

Experience Good Fortune TODAY with us in Midtown! Part of our 2026 series Small Moments of Happiness, Katie DiGiovanna’s community-centered installation features nearly 1,000 handmade, colorful felt fortune cookies filled with simple acts of kindness. Take a cookie, discover the fortune inside, and carry its message into the world. Saturday, June 27 10am – 4pm Location: Corner of Peachtree St & 15th St Come with a friend, choose a cookie, and spread joy as good fortune. We look forward to seeing you! Created in loving memory of Greg Steen. #smallmomentsofhappiness #publicart #midtownatlanta #goodfortune fluxgoodfortune

Experience Good Fortune THIS Saturday! 🥠 Flux Projects is delighted to present Good Fortune by Katie DiGiovanna THIS Saturday in Midtown, for one day only! Part of our 2026 series Small Moments of Happiness, her community-centered installation will feature nearly 1,000 handmade, colorful felt fortune cookies filled with simple acts of kindness. From a small cart stationed along Peachtree, visitors are invited to take a cookie, discover the fortune inside, and carry its message into the world. Saturday, June 27 10am – 4pm Location: Corner of Peachtree St & 15th St Come with a friend, choose a cookie, and spread joy as good fortune. We look forward to seeing you! #smallmomentsofhappiness #publicart #midtownatlanta #goodfortune #fluxgoodfortune

Many thanks to everyone who came out and watched @glo_platform’s City Waltz, Holy Waltz Saturday night in Midtown! Thanks to amazing choreographer Lauri Stallings and dancers Beatriz Cortez, Zandia Covington, Noëlle Dave’, Marcelle Gressier, and Mary Jane Pennington, it was truly a magical night! ✨ #fluxprojects #publicart #glo #midtownatlanta #smallmomentsofhappiness

Join us in bringing the work of amazing Atlanta-based artists to life by making a gift in support of Small Moments of Happiness, our 2026 public art series in Midtown! 🐒 🥠 🎶 From monkeys in trees and joy as good fortune to engaging performances, your experience of Midtown’s public spaces will be magically transformed. But we need your support! Our thanks to you, fun perks like our NEW Flux tote + invitations to special events! 🤩 Your donation makes a BIG difference in helping to provide the artistic materials and production support necessary to bring Small Moments to life. Please click the link in our bio to donate. Thank you! 💛

Join us TONIGHT for a surprise performance of City Waltz, Holy Waltz by Lauri Stallings + glo in Midtown! ✨ Part of our 2026 series Small Moments of Happiness, @glo_platform’s new migratory public art work is a magical experience rooted in the here and now. City Waltz, Holy Waltz transforms city sidewalks into a stage with poetic choreographed movements that turn the performance into a reflective, emotional experience. Saturday, June 20 6pm – 8pm Location: Begins @ MODA (1315 Peachtree St), migrates to 14th St then returns to end at MODA 📸 by @thombakerphoto #fluxprojects #midtownatl #publicart

Share these Small Moments of Happiness with your online community! Find the monkeys + birds on Peachtree > Take a selfie with BOTH 😊 then Tag us @fluxprojects and be entered in a drawing to win our NEW Flux tote! 💖 Bonus: Tag ALL four our projects this June and be invited to a special coffee and conversations event with a Small Moments artist later this year! 🐒 Monkeys From a Barrel (through July 20) 🐦 Flock of Birds (through July 20) 🌆 City Waltz, Holy Waltz (June 20) 🥠 Good Fortune (June 27) #publicart #smallmomemtsofhappiness #fluxprojects #midtownatlanta

We are thrilled to announce a performance THIS Saturday by Lauri Stallings and glo! Waltzing down Peachtree in Midtown, City Waltz, Holy Waltz is a magical experience rooted in the here and now. Starting at MODA, the performance will migrate along Peachtree Street to 14th Street then circle back to 16th Street / @modatl. Five movement artists in floral gowns, commit to traverse, linger, and interact across our city to explore the “gravitational pull” of human interaction. Save the date: Saturday, June 20 from 6-8 p.m. 📸 Thom Baker Photography @thombakerphoto

The monkeys have escaped the barrel and are swinging from the trees in Midtown! Monkeys From a Barrell by Sam Lasseter: Rooted in Pop Art, large-scale monkeys playfully suspended from trees transform a classic American toy into a shared experience that recalls the memories, sensations, and emotions of childhood. With his hyper-realistic fiberglass sculptures, Lasseter wants viewers “to fall into the nostalgia of the toy.” So stroll along Peachtree St, discover the monkeys, and take a trip down memory lane! On View @ 1301-1315 Peachtree St and the northwest corner of 15th street. #publicart #midtownatl #fluxprojects

As part of our upcoming public art series Small Moments of Happiness, Flux Projects will present Good Fortune by artist Katie DiGiovanna @magikkate on June 27. Thanks to our volunteers who came out Sunday to help create the handmade felt fortune cookies that will be featured in Katie’s installation, and help realize her vision to spread kindness! And thank you to Be Nice House @benicehouseatl for hosting this workshop! #FluxGoodFortune #fluxprojects #publicart

While our projects would not be possible without our incredible artists, they also could not happen without the talented and dedicated crews who install them. Our installations are led by Julia Hill, and she was joined on Flock of Birds by Mel Mushill and Amber Rissman. A heartfelt thank-you to these amazing women, who are all artists in their own right. From left to right: Julia Hill @sculpturethings, Mel Mushill, Dorothy O’Connor @dorothy.oconnor.9, and Amber Rissman @catspluscrafts. #fluxprojects #smallmomentspfhappiness

Sneak peek of Flux Project’s new installation going up! Look for Dorothy O’Connor’s Flock of Birds, part of Small Moments of Happiness, located at 1275 Peachtree St., in front of the Boys and Girls Clubs of America building. @dorothy.oconnor.9 #publicart #fluxprojects #atlantaart #midtownatlanta #smallmomentsofhappiness

Part of Flux Project’s Small Moments of Happiness installation is going up! Look for Sam Lasseter’s Monkeys From a Barrel on Peachtree between 15th and 16th streets! @samlasseter #Publicart #midtownatl #fluxprojects #smallmomentsofhappiness

Help Flux Projects Spread Happiness! 💙 We invite you to help us spread happiness by making a gift in support of Small Moments of Happiness, our 2026 public art series in Midtown! Our goal: $10,000. Your donation will make a BIG difference by helping to provide the artistic materials and production support necessary to bring each of the following artist’s creative visions to life, and best of all, to do so for all to enjoy! 😊 * Robert Ladislas Derr @robertladislasderr * Katie DiGiovanna @magikkate * Tiffany Goode @lifesgoode and @mettaspin * Susan Huang @life_interrupted_atl * Neka King @nnekkaa_ * Sam Lasseter @samlasseter * Dorothy O’Connor @dorothy.oconnor.9 * Rachel Parish @rachelaliciaparish * Sanithna Phansavanh @sanithna Click the link in our bio to give today! 🩵 Thank you! #fluxprojects #atlantaart #supportthearts #kindful #publicart

✨Announcing: Small Moments of Happiness Flux Projects is thrilled to announce the artists for Small Moments of Happiness, our upcoming public art series in Midtown! Opening June 8 and continuing into the fall, projects will take place along Peachtree, between 10th and 16th Streets. * Robert Ladislas Derr @robertladislasderr * Katie DiGiovanna @magikkate * Tiffany Goode @lifesgoode and @mettaspin * Susan Huang @life_interrupted_atl * Neka King @nnekkaa_ * Sam Lasseter @samlasseter * Dorothy O’Connor @dorothy.oconnor.9 * Rachel Parish @rachelaliciaparish * Sanithna Phansavanh @sanithna Plus, a few surprises along the way! Designed to interrupt our daily routines and create shared moments of happiness among friends and strangers, Small Moments will feature: monkeys in trees, joy as good fortune, performances, flying birds, artist conversations, public readings, even benches of ice to “chill” upon on a hot summer day! We hope Small Moments will spark your curiosity, create space for reflection, and invite all of us to experience the city—and one another—with fresh eyes. #fluxprojects #publicart #midtownatlanta #atlantaart

In March 2025, Flux Projects presented Our mothers, our water, our peace, an immersive installation and community-centered project by Korean American artist Gyun Hur @gyunhurstudio at the Goat Farm. Born out of the rise in anti-Asian violence during the pandemic and in the wake of the 2021 Atlanta spa shootings, Hur’s project explored grief, resilience, and the power of collective healing while also speaking to universal themes of loss, remembrance, and the ongoing search for belonging. #fluxprojects #publicart #atlantaart #flow #throwbackthursday

Reflecting on FLOW, a multi-year exploration of Atlanta’s relationship with water. This has been one of the most intentional bodies of work in our organization’s history, and we couldn’t have done it without you! Atlanta to the Atlantic, Rachel Parish @rachelaliciaparish and Sarah Cameron Sunde @scsunde. Photo courtesy of the artists. Emergence, Rachel Parish. Photo by Julie Yarbrough Photography @jyphoto Ghost Pools, Hannah Palmer @hannahspalmer. Photo by Julie Yarbrough Photography. Our Mothers, Our Water, Our Peace, Gyun Hur @gyunhurstudio. Photo Christina Price Washington @christinapricewashington. Braiding Time, Memory and Water by Sue Schroeder @schroeder.sue, Jonathon Keats, and Felipe Pérez Santiago @felipeperezsantiago. Photo by David Naugle @naugle.space #Fluxprojects #publicart #publicartatl #flow

Looking back on FLOW, a multi-project series designed to explore Atlanta’s history with water, how it shaped our city, and the potential it holds for the future. This map shows all the installations across the city! Due to strong community interest, some elements from Atlanta to the Atlantic installation in Kirkwood Urban Forest (8) and Perkerson Park (10) still remain on view. Also extended is Ghost Pools at the site beside the East Point Historical Society (5). The second site—a parking lot for the John D. Milner Sports Complex (6)—is still marked with signage and historic photos. #Fluxprojects #publicart #publicartatl

On this Earth Day, we remember “Braiding Time, Memory and Water,” an interactive dance performance from last year at Tanyard Creek Park. On April 26 and 27, Flux Projects presented the second iteration of Braiding Time, Memory and Water, a site-specific, interactive dance performance by Sue Schroeder of Core Dance in collaboration with conceptual artist Jonathon Keats and composer Felipe Pérez Santiago. Responding to the geography and the history of the site, the performance encouraged attendees to reconnect with our natural world through movement and music. Photos by David @Naugle #Fluxprojects #publicart #publicartatl

Happy Birthday, @propermedium ! Flux Projects is so grateful to have been part of your first 20 years, and we look forward to many more! Of all the AMAZING films you have made about our projects and artists, undoubtedly one of the most inventive is Flux Film 008: Trailer for a Day (in the future), created in collaboration with artist Lee Walton @leewalton123 . Released in February 2011, the film was a trailer for March 23, 2011. Viewers who watched the film online could later watch it unfold in real life on March 23. The film was inspired by Lee Walton’s belief that everyday life unfolds like theater all around us; we just need to slow down and watch. Among the places we follow the unnamed woman (played by Chloe Ralston) are Pullman Yards, Freedom Park, Kirkwood, The Porter, and Candler Park Tennis Courts (where we find our serenading musician is Danial Clay). Thank you, Proper Medium, for this and so much more!

CALL FOR ARTIST CONCEPTS Small, unexpected moments can transform an ordinary day. They interrupt the familiar rhythms of our routines and create shared flashes of happiness among friends, neighbors, and complete strangers. These moments make us smile, laugh, and look twice. They spark curiosity, open space for reflection, and invite us to experience the city, and one another, with fresh eyes. Flux Projects is seeking to add these Small Moments of Happiness to daily life along Peachtree Street in 2026. Learn more from the link in our bio and here: https://bit.ly/4pxsZKq Deadline to submit name, contact, and 250-word concept: Feb.7

Flux Projects brings free, bold public art to our city, and your support makes all of it possible. As we celebrate Giving Tuesday, we invite you to support this work through the link in our bio.

This Giving Tuesday, you can help spark curiosity, wonder, magic, and connection across Atlanta. Flux Projects creates public art that is free, bold, and open to everyone, and YOUR support makes it possible. Join us by giving at the link in our bio. #GivingTuesday #FluxProjects #PublicArtATL #SupportTheArts #ATLArts #AtlantaNonprofit

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